Five moral frameworks walk into a bar. They disagree about everything.

The Ethical / Religious Lens runs any scenario through utilitarianism, Kantian ethics, virtue ethics, rights-based analysis, and the perspectives of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism — simultaneously. It doesn't resolve the tension. It maps it.

For a theology student, that map is the essay. "How do different moral traditions respond to euthanasia?" stops being a survey and becomes a collision diagram. You see where Christianity and Buddhism converge (the sanctity of suffering), where Islam and Kant converge (divine vs. rational duty), and where utilitarianism stands alone.

The framework collision is the interesting part. Yesbrainer shows you where to look.